Product Description
South African Insurance Law (eBook)
Authors: MFB Reinecke, JP Van Niekerk, PM Nienaber
Format: Digital
Aimed at students, this book deals in a concise manner with insurance law in South Africa and is a companion to the more extensive treatment of this field in Lawsa.
It discusses the basis, formation and terms of insurance contracts and examines the rights and duties of the parties. The book also covers the institution and resolution of insurance claims and compensation.
Contents:
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Chapter 1 - Introduction: insurance and insurance contracts
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Chapter 2 - Sources of South African insurance law
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Chapter 3 - Object of an insurance contract: insurable interest
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Chapter 4 - Basis of an insurance contract
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Chapter 5 - Essentials of an insurance contract
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Chapter 6 - Formation of an insurance contract
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Chapter 7 - Requirements for the validity of an insurance contract
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Chapter 8 - Misrepresentation and misselling
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Chapter 9 - Contents, proof and rectification
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Chapter 10 - Interpretation of an insurance contract
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Chapter 11 - Nature and operation of obligations stemming from an insurance contract
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Chapter 12 - Parties and participants
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Chapter 13 - Risk
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Chapter 14 - Premium
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Chapter 15 - Warranties
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Chapter 16 - Vesting and quantification of insured's claim
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Chapter 17 - Institution and resolution of claims against insurers
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Chapter 18 - Subrogation and salvage
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Chapter 19 - Rights and duties of parties under a third-party contract
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Chapter 20 - Rights of creditors to attach policies
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Chapter 21 - Transfer of rights and duties from an insurance contract
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Chapter 22 - Termination of obligations arising from an insurance contract
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Chapter 23 - Over-insurance, double insurance, under-insurance, and reinsurance
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Chapter 24 - Agents representatives and intermediaries
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Chapter 25 - Short-term insurance
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Chapter 26 - Long-term insurance
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